PHOENIX, Aug. 7 - At a campaign dinner at Mrs. White's Golden Rule Cafe on Jefferson Street last night, Republican candidate for Congress Richard Grayson announced that his issue positions had been posted on the website of Project Vote Smart as part of that nonprofit, nonpartisan organization's Political Courage Test.
Over cornbread and peach cobbler, Grayson, a state-certified write-in candidate in the Sept. 2 GOP primary, noted that his on-the-ballot opponent, Don Karg, had not submitted his issue positions on the Political Courage Test to Project Vote Smart and that neither had Fourth Congressional District incumbent Rep. Ed Pastor.
Grayson said that he was glad to provide his positions on the issues to Project Vote Smart and to voters, and he was pleased that Libertarian party candidate Joe Cobb and Green party candidate Rebecca Dewitt had also done so.
